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Speaker 3 (02:16):
Now, talk to me about the document dump.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
Well, why don't you ask questions and I'll tell you
what I think or what I know.
Speaker 3 (02:28):
Well, I have one big question, but I want to
flush this out. So last week John Ratcliffe and Tulsi Gabbert, Well,
Tulsi started it right with the document dump of on
the Russian hoak stuff and basically said, I mean, for
all intents and purposes, She said, Brennan and Clapper.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
You mean the guys I've been talking about for exactly
for six months exactly, okay, or back in twenty sixteen
and twenty seventeen when I used to host Jim's show,
when he was out, yeah, and I said, oh, the
same thing, yeah, almost verbatim.
Speaker 4 (03:07):
These guys basically are treeson us.
Speaker 2 (03:11):
Okay, let me step your your audience through what's going on.
Speaker 4 (03:14):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
So it's you're seeing a lot of flurry and angst
politically and more important out in the media. But we
really need to go back to what's the actual problem.
And Washington, DC is becoming more and more the island
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of misfit toys, and we need to understand how this
affects the average American, how it affects United States of America.
How did we get here? No one seems to want
to ask that question. We are so busy putting out
these little fires we see, and we're not looking for
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the source of the or the flamethrower. Because you and
I both grew up in an America debbie that we
don't recognize today, and a lot of our listeners out there,
your listeners probably understand the same thing. We didn't get
here overnight. America's greatness has always been tied to our constitution,
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and that's because of the liberal media. It's become a
throwaway word. People. Oh, it's a constitution, you know, it's
an old document, Bob, No, The Constitution is basically a
God inspired document by our founders. These people were geniuses.
We did something no one else in the history of
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the world had done. The first leader of MAGA was
George Washington. He wanted to make America great because he
saw America wasn't great under tyranny, under a king's rule.
And people don't understand that. We get away from it,
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but we need to understand that it was a God
breed document by our founders, most of which believed in God.
And it has over eleven hundred references to Scripture inner Constitution.
So when you say, and they're eleven hundred principles of Scripture,
and so make America Great Again is a God breathed
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narrative to return to the Constitution. So the equivalent of
God isn't good is to say, if you look at
it from a founder standpoint, America isn't good. And I'm
not saying America as God, but they're basic biblical principles.
And the founders created a document that survived two hundred
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and fifty years. The next closest constitution in the history
of the world has only survived seventeen years. So there's
something there. There's a secret sauce there, and can we
can give it that? So the secret sauce is the
faith of the founders. It's what Alexander Detoukville, the French
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historian that came to America after the French Revolution, when
French had a revolution and afterwards it descended into what
was called the Reign of Terror, where everyone just went
around lopping each other's heads off. It's massive violence and
it was horrific. And Alexander Toukville was a writer and
a sociologist and he's an historian. He's like, Okay, there's
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got to be something to this American thing. So he
came over. He wrote a two volume set Democracy in America,
and he's I can sum it up with a simple
quote from Deutouville. He said, America is great because America
is good. They have laws that tell him what they
can do, and they have morals that tell him what
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they can't. Well, that morals is our ability to self govern,
because we talk about what we self govern, we the people. Well,
it starts with what they wrote in the Founding documents.
It starts with all the Federalist papers and all the
letters from Lincoln Adam, I mean, Washington, Adams, Jefferson, all
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these guys said, if we get away from our moral
virtue foundation. These weren't perfect people. They don't say they
were perfect, but they understood that you had to have
a basic morals i e. Right is right, Wrong is wrong?
You know, killing someone that's wrong, you know, And they said,
you know, the Bible even talks about this. It says
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in Deuteronomy, which was founders read and they really built
our whole legal system around it. But the Bible talks
about if we ever go to some place called iniquity,
we're going to fail. And that means iniquity. The definition
is when you call good bad and bad good, or
when you say, you know, boys or girls girls boys
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and abortions, reproductive healthcare. I mean, these are not descriptors
of anything. What they are is there its iniquity. It's
calling something that it's not but saying that it's good.
So we have to understand how did we get to
a country right now where we could just these documents
are basically the central theme of all the documents dumped
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is that the highest leaders in the United States of America,
the highest leaders in the intelligence services, the biggest names
in media decided that the truth didn't matter for ideological reasons,
and they lied to American citizens. And the sad thing
is a lot of the American citizens could not recognize
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the lie that was being told them. And that is
what I would say a lack of wisdom. You could
not have pulled this off in in the eighties where
we grew up. Now you start saying this stuff, they
would just run you out. You'd get the metaphorical tar
and feathering. But what we have come is we have
lost our moral compass in this nation. And I and
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this is just me, I think it's I'm blad late
at the feet of the Church of Religion, Big religion,
because what they've done is they got captured by the
culture and they no longer preached sin as a person,
and they no longer preached truth. They changed it to
your truth. It became progressive. Well, when you lose this
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kind of stuff, when you lose the ability to recognize
right and wrong, then you have these guys come in
and they tell you what the truth is, and then
you look at your friends and they're like, well, I mean,
we're hearing it everywhere, so it must be true. Right,
I mean it must be like it must be these
four year olds really are girls that are actually boys,
and they should have health care, like I mean health
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care being let's just give them hormones. So you have
this big, major shift in morality which causes a shift
and what everyone calls the Overton window, right, it's what
people will believe. It kind of keeps moving over and
over and over again. And the interesting thing, do you
know what the Overton window is? Yes, it was described
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by Michael Overton, and it was developed during It's not
like some ancient principle. It was developed during the time
of the Clinton presidency. And so we're starting to shift
more and more. I was always taught this, the wrong
definition will lead you to the wrong destination. So if
we don't understand how we got to greatness, how can
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we return to it. It's a very simple principle. So
you have now we're moving through the Clinton years and
we're starting and you have these big megachurches come out and.
Speaker 3 (10:52):
It's well, I think too, just to tag on to
that point, we had those churches come in and they
were they they were run by sinners.
Speaker 2 (11:05):
We're all sinners.
Speaker 4 (11:07):
But do you know what I'm saying, well, okay.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
There was a lot of faith and trust that got
kind of shaken.
Speaker 2 (11:13):
Well, I will tell you there's a book. There's a
book out there. I forget the lady's name that wrote it,
but it's called Shepherd's for Sale. I've read it. Fantastic
book because it explains basically how the church became captured
by the culture.
Speaker 4 (11:27):
Well, and that's what I'm trying to.
Speaker 3 (11:28):
Say, yes, exactly, and so what it did is all
those guys got captured by the culture.
Speaker 2 (11:33):
They didn't, I mean, and you and I remember Jim Baker,
Jim and Tammy Faith. Interesting quote from Jim Baker when
he was in prison, and this sums up where we
are today in America as far as our belief in God.
Jim Baker was being interviewed. It was several years after
he had gone to prison, and the interviewer goes, so,
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mister Baker, have you found Jesus in prison? And Jim
looked at him and he wasn't the flashy megachurch preacher.
He looked at him, very sobering, and he said no.
He goes, you know, I've always loved Jesus. And he
was being sincere he said, the problem was I didn't
fear God. And if you don't fear God, you fear
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everything else. And if you do fear God, you fear
nothing else. And that was what our founders took in
as a baseline. Where a small group, less than three
to five percent of the people and the colonies defeated
the greatest nation in the world, right because they knew
that their rights came from God and they were immutable.
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That's where we stand today as a nation. We need
to go back and understand that the government does not
give us our rights. The interesting thing about the Bill
of Rights as it was initially written, didn't tell us
what we could do. It told the government what they
couldn't do, and we never and so what happened in it.
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I don't know when the inflection point in our nation.
I believe it was early nineteen hundreds, but it basically
when people and the founders wrote about this. Go back
and read Washington's and Jefferson's letters. Go back and read. Gosh,
there's so many Adams now, Pat Federals. Read of what
Adams wrote, read what Patrick Henry wrote, and they all said, basically,
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and I'm paraphrasing that you're going to have a republic
unless you have a group of people, and Washington specifically
talked about this in his farewell address. That will create
a quote faction, i e. A party, and they will
decide that in that faction, the law, the rules, the
morals don't apply to them, and if they're immoral, they
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can use the moral government and turn it on the people.
And so what they've done is just classic Democrats. They
they impose rules on everyday Americans that they don't live by.
Correct Washington is making laws that they are unable to keep,
and so that has caused a major cognitive dissonance in
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the nation where people are looking at it and going,
Jesus is not right.
Speaker 3 (14:22):
And so but how do we fight back? Is what
they're saying. No, but what they're saying is people of
the day, or what are they? How do we fight back?
And then I think the other thing is that's happening
is they're standing on moral ground and saying, well, this
is a threat, and because we have no we aren't
beholden to our own laws and morals, we can do
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anything to take out that threat, right, And that's hence.
Speaker 2 (14:50):
You set it up perfectly. Russian collusion, right, the whole
Russian collusion story. And I'm going to hit that in
ten seconds, okay, But we have to understand when you
have back, what we have is not a Trump derangement syndrome.
We have a God derangement syndrome. People don't want morality
because Trump is not I mean, I'm not putting up
Trump as God or anything. I do believe God has
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his hand on him, kind of like King Cyrus from
the Bible, where God uses an imperfect person to bring
back the nation of Israel. Right now, people need to understand,
this is a battle of good and evil. This is
not Republicans and Democrats. This is not them versus us.
This is a battle of good and evil, and evil
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doesn't like meritocracy. Okay. And so Satan would use God
derangement syndrome because he doesn't like an Adam and Eve.
He didn't want them to be satisfied with God. He
told them, well, if God was so good, why wouldn't
he want you to eat from that tree? Hit that knowledge,
and what do we see today. People don't say you're
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not satisfied with God. They say, well, don't be satisfied
with your parents, parents, parents, don't know everything. You know,
the state needs to raise your kids, so they're not
satisfied with the biblical promise of a parent. You have
a leadership derangement syndrome right now because everyone they're telling
you you need free food, free healthcare, open borders. Basically
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what they're talking about is free advancement without meritocracy. Okay,
And people always will deny what they get for free,
Oh sure, And so the whole Bible is built on meritocracy,
and so you can't. And the Bible talks about, especially
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in Proverbs, a lot of in Psalms, and in the
Old Testament talks about you need wisdom to rule. Wisdom
is the proper application of the knowledge that I have.
And wisdom is hidden in rightacerighteousness, according to the Bible.
So if you have men that are not righteous, meaning
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they're not perfect, they're not saying like God. But men
that don't have a moral foundation, they cannot have wisdom
because you can't be both evil and wise. And I'm
tying this together in a boat, and that's where we
come today. You have people in the Democratic Party and
a lot of the Republican Party that are evil, but
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they're not wise. That's why they look you in the
eye and say, you know, this vaccine's awesome. I mean,
we lie, the trials were lied about. You have more
people dying from the initial vaccine ever in the history
of our country. But it's okay because there's no wisdom there.
And so if wisdom is inaccessible for evil people, the
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only way you're going to get wisdom is to have
people that come in that do not have a baseline
of evil, that have a righteousness from God. Not perfect people,
not religious people, but people that recognize who God is
and that they aren't Him. And so now you take
that viewpoint as we approach what is being dumped by
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these documents, and then you can start to understand why
we are where we are because Donald J. Trump. President
Trump has talked about a Golden Age narrative, and that
Golden Age narrative is the Golden narrative, which is a
return back to the greatness of America, which means you
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have to go back to the founding, you have to
look back to move forward. And a progressive would say, oh,
it's just a document written by slaveholders. Well, they can
say that because people don't have knowledge of the past
and of history. See, you have to get rid of
the founding, the God Breed document written by the founder.
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If to get rid of the founding, to push what
you want the people to see. That's why we pull
down statues of Jefferson, that's Adams, George Washington. There they can't.
You can't have the past. And if you don't understand
what made America great, there's no baseline, there's no And
this is my biggest complaint, and this is what I've
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told people in Washington. See, you've lost the institutional knowledge
of what it was like when things were correct. There's
a person in the Bible name Othello O t h
i e oh othel haorry to pronounce for me, And
basically he was Caleb's younger brother, and it means Othel
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means in the Bible, he who remembers. Because he remembered Joshua.
Caleb told him the stories of Joshua coming in defeating Jericho.
That's when it LEDs God's people into the Promised Land.
We need more people that have an institutional memory of
what it was like. Now let's flash forward to where
we are right now as a nation dealing.
Speaker 3 (20:07):
With the intelligence and I would say The reason we
don't have that right now is because we stripped it
from our schools, from our culture, from our people, from
our families.
Speaker 2 (20:18):
We did it through the education system and can talk
about true history. We did revisions history.
Speaker 4 (20:24):
Nobody knows anything.
Speaker 3 (20:25):
The fact that I have to sit here and explain
redistricting is kind of shocking, right, Nobody understands this stuff anymore.
Speaker 2 (20:34):
Well, you kids, politicians, military, even people in intelligence have
no memory when we had order and not chaos. Correct,
when we had success and not failure.
Speaker 4 (20:47):
Correct.
Speaker 2 (20:48):
Especially during Barack Obama's presidency, he brought in John Brennan,
put him in head of Homeland at the time, or
put him as a homeland guy. I think that counter
terrorism and homeland, and so these guys started seeding the
intelligence community. Brennan started seeding and handling the promotions inside
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the intelligence community for really twelve years. You had that
eight years of a bomb or four years of Biden,
and they still did it behind Trump's back his first term.
So what happened is they come in and they see
the community of the intelligence community, and this is how
we get to where we are, where guys are run
out that are good people that have institutional memory of
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how things worked, and they bring up guys that will
listen to them do what they want, and that they
can literally groom in their ideology. And so the Bible
talks about when hope is gone, the bones are dry,
and bones produce bone marrow. Bone marrow produces the blood
the life, and the Bible's real specific about that. And
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it also says hope deferred makes the heart sick. Well,
the secret sauce is hope. Barack Obama, Jesse Jackson, they
understood that. That's why he would say hope and change
chance and Jesse Jackson, it's all about hope. Yeah, But
problem it was it was the monoic hope, hope for
the devil and you get the devil's change. But when
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President Trump came in, he has brought a legitimate hope
to the Golden Age. That's why you see more people
going and signing up for the military than we've seen
in decades because they have a hope. They see a
leader that go, Okay, this could be good. So MAGA
to be the constitutional MAGA needs to be a God breathe.
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It needs to be men that come in that trusts
the Lord, that are going to be follow the morals
of the Bible and understand that God can do this
and make America great again. So now we get to
where the documents are so we understand the background where
we shoved everyone out, We canceled our history. And you
have a bunch of people in the intelligence community that
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don't understand what it was like to be successful, or
how to be successful, or how it actually functions. You
have guys with the institutional memory, like John Brennan who
understand that the CIA controls most of the banking. They
have a lot of black funds billions all over the world.
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They understand how the big banks work. There's one thing
most people don't know is JP Morgan Chase Jamie Diamond.
When we went into Iraq in the in the Gulf War,
we went into Iraq and then Afghanistan. Jamie Diamond was
given the contract to handle the move, the transfer of
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money into theater, handling all the money distribution. He received
twelve percent of every dollar moved. I mean that that's
a trillion dollars twelve percent. Guess who built JP Chase? Yeah,
the American people. Guess who controls it? Maybe the agent
I mean, I'm not saying they do. But I mean,
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you know this is what I understand that they have
a lot of swing. So now you have this well
funded because everything takes money, a lot of money. Intelligence
community that is making bank And they decide who's going
to be the next president after Obama. It's going to
be Hillary Clinton, right, and they think, oh, she's got
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a shoe in blah blah blah. And here comes Donald
Trump out of nowhere by God's grace and gets elected. Well,
they don't recognize him as president because there's no merit
in that. Donald Trump represents the antithesis of the deep state.
The deep state says you will own nothing and be
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happy that government is the answer to all your dreams.
But people don't understand anything government gives you, government can
take away from you. Donald Trump came in as a
legitimate billionaire. Prior to coming in to go a man
that had decided that to be successful you had to
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produce something of value. I tell people want to hire them,
I'm not paying you to work, I'm paying you to
solve problems. Right, that's an entrepreneurial mindset of someone that
understands that Trump came in and was like, I need
people to solve problems, and government that doesn't bring success,
government creates problems that can't be solved to spend more
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taxpayer money on the unsolvable problem.
Speaker 3 (25:30):
Well, and I also think Blake he used to say
this all the time. Democrats would think about their Their
measure of success was how many people were.
Speaker 4 (25:40):
On food stamps, Bingo.
Speaker 3 (25:42):
Our measurement of success is how many people are off.
Speaker 2 (25:46):
Of foods Right, solving a problem versus creating a problem
that can't be solved now, And the reason you get that,
and the reason we are and we're going to hit
the docs herd, but the reason we're here now is
you have so much much of people in the administration,
in government, in Congress and Senate that have been there forever,
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and it's caused a political inbreeding. And here's what happens
with that. If you've you've been to Europe, if anyone
has ever traveled Europe, go to one of the nice
museums in any country in Europe and you'll see these
massively painted murals of a ruling family from whatever time
period you pick, and it's has the whole family in there.
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If you look at him carefully, there's always a dwarf
in these pictures. And I looked at it, and I
was talking to some money and they said, well, the
longer that people rule, to keep power, they have to inbreed.
And when you inbreed, it produces a dwarf. And what
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we have in this nation are political dwarfs, intelligence to wars,
military dwarfs, people that don't have the meritocracy to be there.
So the only way these dwarfs keep power is to
create division, because if you can create enough division, you
can continue to rule, right, And that's the democrat slash
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dwarf strategy, is to create divisions so no one will
recognize how small they are. I mean, the classic movie
Wizard of Oz taught us this. They were off to
see the Wizard. This this all powerful guy, deep voice.
And at the end of the movie, what is it?
They pull back the curtain and it's a midget with
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a microphone. And that's what we're saying. And I'm telling
you Obama was a midget with a microphone. Brennan is
a midget with a microphone. But the problem is they
have the banking system. Now you get the document dump.
You have all these documents that have come out that
lot of us knew were there in the first place,
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and people don't know what to do with it because
it's like drinking from a fire hose. Because Russian collusion
in thirty seconds for your audience, is what it was.
A covert action developed by our intelligence community feeding a
set narrative through fusion GPS to a British spy. So
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he comes into the British because we call them the
Five Eyes, right, the five Eyes are the the brids
the Australians intelligence. So he gives them to the make
it seem like it's this original reporting from Great Britain.
It's fed into a British spy and so he calls
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his liaison counterpart over here, could be you know, like
whether you called the Bureau or the CIA, and he says, hey,
we've just received intelligence that President Trump is elected because
of Russians and he's done all these terrible things. And
so then our intelligence community, the Bureau of the CIA,
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leak to reporters here and it's we have an anonymous
source from an intelligence group overseas that have warned us.
And then it's called in this country, we have a
thing called duty to warn. If you think you see
something that could affect national security. You're protected, you have
a duty to warn. So then they took it and
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then they go, oh, we must investigate it. So now
they're investigating the story that they made up originally and
passed it off. And this it's a classic we called
bump in the intelligence community. So it's like me going
to someone me making up something that's completely not true
but will benefit me, going to another city and making
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sure someone else in that other city knows that is
in direct contact with the mayor of my city, and
that city's head calls this city's head and said this
is what I've heard. And then you're like, oh my gosh,
that must be true. And then you call all your
media minions to run the story and ergo, you have
a narrative. The problem was the Russian collusion in Russian
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hacked Hillary servers was blown up when a gentleman named
seth Rich realized what was happening and theoretically copied the
information off the server and a thumb drive and left
with it. Because when you look at the emails from
Hillary that quote Russia hacked and the metadata and I
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just may know the person that did the forensic metadata
on this. It clearly showed that the emails were not
hacked on the Internet or online, but they were removed
directly from the server through a hard drive. So now
you have a dead person because no one can let
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that get out. You have the media running with this narrative.
Then you have the spies that lie, the fifty one
guys that say, you know, Russia's been doing this, Russia's
been doing that. It was all bs and so now
you have the American people. We're at a crossroads because
we see we've been lied to. We can see the documents.
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A lot of us, not just me, Matt Taibi. You've
got a lot of great reporters. I'm not one of them,
but I was working in intelligence during this time. I
saw it firsthand. I had a front row seat, and
we were screaming about it. I can say it now.
I wrote a fifteen hundred page report on it, hand
delivered it to Bill Barr's people, and well you can
imagine what happened from there. So's it's people know what's
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going on now. They know we've been lied to. They know,
I mean, anyone listening to this radio station needs to
understand something. You have people at the highest levels of
national security with their sole job to keep you safe
in this nation, that used your tax dollars in their
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position to try to drive a duly elected president from office.
It makes Russiagate look like a dixie cup, right, I
mean it means, I mean it means, you know, it's
nothing Russiagate. Watergate doesn't even compare to Russia. Now, Rushigate
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is a knowing. It is multiple people. And now we
understand from the documents that it was all started in
Obama's office with Biden there. And you have Susan Rice
and I'll just give you a list to watch. Victoria Newlin,
Juma Aberdeen, Michelle Florinoy. Look at these names, John Brennan,
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and the thing that President Trump needs to do. The
only way we're going to restore this republic and give
it a chance, is to tear this thing out, root
and branch. And it starts with the intelligence community. And
you have to go to the head of the snake,
the guy that controlled all the all of the promotions
and with the Director of Central Intelligence Durian Obama's tenure,
and that is John Brennan. And a lot of people
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are saying he needs to go to jail. He needs
to be on trial. Let me just tell you John
Brennan will never be on trial because he's a former
Director of Central Intelligence and he's got too much classified information.
But there are other remedies in our constitution and in
the executive branch they have for John Brennan. He could disappear.
He could fall out of an airplane. I'm just saying
he could. He could. I mean, you don't want to
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you want John Brennan needs to be ross, he needs
to be rendered, and he needs to be find his information.
But you know who else you can get? James Clapner.
You can get Hayden, Michael Haydon because they are all
I believe they're all working together. And Michael Hayden's smart,
but he's had a stroke, so he may not be
as quick as he used to be. Clapper is the
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weak link. If you pick up Clapper with the FBI
and start asking questions, he's gonna roll.
Speaker 3 (33:57):
And Obama, I mean, Comey was the one kind of
shockingly standing there going eh, I don't know if I
want to get involved in this, but then he did.
Speaker 2 (34:08):
I think again, you're dealing with dwarfs, the enbreeding, so
none of them are operations guys.
Speaker 3 (34:16):
But I mean, well, but this is what's interesting about
all of Washington. You think those people are smart, and
then you get there and you realize they're dumb as doornails,
don't have a plan.
Speaker 2 (34:28):
They're a self licking ice cream colum. They're fine as
long as everyone else is on the same page, right,
But they President Trump is not stupid, he's smart. Sean Kerran,
the head of the Secret Service, is not stupid. He's smart.
You got Dan Bongino, not stupids.
Speaker 4 (34:43):
Not stupid, Yebby.
Speaker 2 (34:45):
So what they have though, is that people underneath them,
yea like the number two guy, Todd Blanche and the
DOJ They need to look closely at him because he
was a Democrat that switched over. And I think there's
some questions there. But the biggest tragedy for our nation
will be is to Trey Goudy this situation, which means
you talk about it a lot and then you get
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out and hit the news and at the end of
the time nothing happens. Yeah, because that will demoralize the
American public because they will realize that we are where
we are, You are here. Have you ever seen those things?
That say you are here. It's a little fingernail. Yeah,
we we are here. We are on the precipice of
whether we're going to keep our republic. And the way
you do it is to go after these people reveal
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what they've done. You should have trials. Even Obama is
not protected from seditious conspiracy. Now that presidential community doesn't
protect him from Title eighteen in the US Code, which
is seditious conspiracy. John Brennan's not protected from that. And oh,
by the way, and now this is very provocative, but
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if you show it, it does carry the death penalty.
And we still have the gallows from the Lincoln assassination
in the naval yard, and but that I think, so
pull them out. Here's the thing. The only thing that's
going to heal this country is accountability. Agree, not not flexibility,
not passing the buck, is accountability, and and that's what
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we need.
Speaker 3 (36:15):
Now you didn't ask, but the yeah, hurry up because
we've got like a minute.
Speaker 2 (36:19):
Okay, the Epstein files in a nutshell.
Speaker 4 (36:21):
Oh, let's let's save that for another day.
Speaker 2 (36:24):
Well, bottom line is you're not going to see him
anytimes soon because it affects too many of our allies
in most of DC, every donor, and everything else. So
but focus on the things that you can get and
then the bad people in the f steam will surface
through those investigations.
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Speaker 3 (02:16):
Now, talk to me about the document dump.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
Well, why don't you ask questions and I'll tell you
what I think or what I know.
Speaker 3 (02:28):
Well, I have one big question, but I want to
flush this out. So last week John Ratcliffe and Tulsi Gabbert, Well,
Tulsi started it right with the document dump of on
the Russian hoak stuff and basically said, I mean, for
all intents and purposes, She said, Brennan and Clapper.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
You mean the guys I've been talking about for exactly
for six months exactly, okay, or back in twenty sixteen
and twenty seventeen when I used to host Jim's show,
when he was out, yeah, and I said, oh, the
same thing, yeah, almost verbatim.
Speaker 4 (03:07):
These guys basically are treeson us.
Speaker 2 (03:11):
Okay, let me step your your audience through what's going on.
Speaker 4 (03:14):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
So it's you're seeing a lot of flurry and angst
politically and more important out in the media. But we
really need to go back to what's the actual problem.
And Washington, DC is becoming more and more the island
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of misfit toys, and we need to understand how this
affects the average American, how it affects United States of America.
How did we get here? No one seems to want
to ask that question. We are so busy putting out
these little fires we see, and we're not looking for
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the source of the or the flamethrower. Because you and
I both grew up in an America debbie that we
don't recognize today, and a lot of our listeners out there,
your listeners probably understand the same thing. We didn't get
here overnight. America's greatness has always been tied to our constitution,
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and that's because of the liberal media. It's become a
throwaway word. People. Oh, it's a constitution, you know, it's
an old document, Bob, No, The Constitution is basically a
God inspired document by our founders. These people were geniuses.
We did something no one else in the history of
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the world had done. The first leader of MAGA was
George Washington. He wanted to make America great because he
saw America wasn't great under tyranny, under a king's rule.
And people don't understand that. We get away from it,
(05:04):
but we need to understand that it was a God
breed document by our founders, most of which believed in God.
And it has over eleven hundred references to Scripture inner Constitution.
So when you say, and they're eleven hundred principles of Scripture,
and so make America Great Again is a God breathed
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narrative to return to the Constitution. So the equivalent of
God isn't good is to say, if you look at
it from a founder standpoint, America isn't good. And I'm
not saying America as God, but they're basic biblical principles.
And the founders created a document that survived two hundred
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and fifty years. The next closest constitution in the history
of the world has only survived seventeen years. So there's
something there. There's a secret sauce there, and can we
can give it that? So the secret sauce is the
faith of the founders. It's what Alexander Detoukville, the French
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historian that came to America after the French Revolution, when
French had a revolution and afterwards it descended into what
was called the Reign of Terror, where everyone just went
around lopping each other's heads off. It's massive violence and
it was horrific. And Alexander Toukville was a writer and
a sociologist and he's an historian. He's like, Okay, there's
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got to be something to this American thing. So he
came over. He wrote a two volume set Democracy in America,
and he's I can sum it up with a simple
quote from Deutouville. He said, America is great because America
is good. They have laws that tell him what they
can do, and they have morals that tell him what
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they can't. Well, that morals is our ability to self govern,
because we talk about what we self govern, we the people. Well,
it starts with what they wrote in the Founding documents.
It starts with all the Federalist papers and all the
letters from Lincoln Adam, I mean, Washington, Adams, Jefferson, all
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these guys said, if we get away from our moral
virtue foundation. These weren't perfect people. They don't say they
were perfect, but they understood that you had to have
a basic morals i e. Right is right, Wrong is wrong?
You know, killing someone that's wrong, you know, And they said,
you know, the Bible even talks about this. It says
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in Deuteronomy, which was founders read and they really built
our whole legal system around it. But the Bible talks
about if we ever go to some place called iniquity,
we're going to fail. And that means iniquity. The definition
is when you call good bad and bad good, or
when you say, you know, boys or girls girls boys
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and abortions, reproductive healthcare. I mean, these are not descriptors
of anything. What they are is there its iniquity. It's
calling something that it's not but saying that it's good.
So we have to understand how did we get to
a country right now where we could just these documents
are basically the central theme of all the documents dumped
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is that the highest leaders in the United States of America,
the highest leaders in the intelligence services, the biggest names
in media decided that the truth didn't matter for ideological reasons,
and they lied to American citizens. And the sad thing
is a lot of the American citizens could not recognize
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the lie that was being told them. And that is
what I would say a lack of wisdom. You could
not have pulled this off in in the eighties where
we grew up. Now you start saying this stuff, they
would just run you out. You'd get the metaphorical tar
and feathering. But what we have come is we have
lost our moral compass in this nation. And I and
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this is just me, I think it's I'm blad late
at the feet of the Church of Religion, Big religion,
because what they've done is they got captured by the
culture and they no longer preached sin as a person,
and they no longer preached truth. They changed it to
your truth. It became progressive. Well, when you lose this
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kind of stuff, when you lose the ability to recognize
right and wrong, then you have these guys come in
and they tell you what the truth is, and then
you look at your friends and they're like, well, I mean,
we're hearing it everywhere, so it must be true. Right,
I mean it must be like it must be these
four year olds really are girls that are actually boys,
and they should have health care, like I mean health
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care being let's just give them hormones. So you have
this big, major shift in morality which causes a shift
and what everyone calls the Overton window, right, it's what
people will believe. It kind of keeps moving over and
over and over again. And the interesting thing, do you
know what the Overton window is? Yes, it was described
(10:17):
by Michael Overton, and it was developed during It's not
like some ancient principle. It was developed during the time
of the Clinton presidency. And so we're starting to shift
more and more. I was always taught this, the wrong
definition will lead you to the wrong destination. So if
we don't understand how we got to greatness, how can
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we return to it. It's a very simple principle. So
you have now we're moving through the Clinton years and
we're starting and you have these big megachurches come out and.
Speaker 3 (10:52):
It's well, I think too, just to tag on to
that point, we had those churches come in and they
were they they were run by sinners.
Speaker 2 (11:05):
We're all sinners.
Speaker 4 (11:07):
But do you know what I'm saying, well, okay.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
There was a lot of faith and trust that got
kind of shaken.
Speaker 2 (11:13):
Well, I will tell you there's a book. There's a
book out there. I forget the lady's name that wrote it,
but it's called Shepherd's for Sale. I've read it. Fantastic
book because it explains basically how the church became captured
by the culture.
Speaker 4 (11:27):
Well, and that's what I'm trying to.
Speaker 3 (11:28):
Say, yes, exactly, and so what it did is all
those guys got captured by the culture.
Speaker 2 (11:33):
They didn't, I mean, and you and I remember Jim Baker,
Jim and Tammy Faith. Interesting quote from Jim Baker when
he was in prison, and this sums up where we
are today in America as far as our belief in God.
Jim Baker was being interviewed. It was several years after
he had gone to prison, and the interviewer goes, so,
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mister Baker, have you found Jesus in prison? And Jim
looked at him and he wasn't the flashy megachurch preacher.
He looked at him, very sobering, and he said no.
He goes, you know, I've always loved Jesus. And he
was being sincere he said, the problem was I didn't
fear God. And if you don't fear God, you fear
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everything else. And if you do fear God, you fear
nothing else. And that was what our founders took in
as a baseline. Where a small group, less than three
to five percent of the people and the colonies defeated
the greatest nation in the world, right because they knew
that their rights came from God and they were immutable.
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That's where we stand today as a nation. We need
to go back and understand that the government does not
give us our rights. The interesting thing about the Bill
of Rights as it was initially written, didn't tell us
what we could do. It told the government what they
couldn't do, and we never and so what happened in it.
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I don't know when the inflection point in our nation.
I believe it was early nineteen hundreds, but it basically
when people and the founders wrote about this. Go back
and read Washington's and Jefferson's letters. Go back and read. Gosh,
there's so many Adams now, Pat Federals. Read of what
Adams wrote, read what Patrick Henry wrote, and they all said, basically,
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and I'm paraphrasing that you're going to have a republic
unless you have a group of people, and Washington specifically
talked about this in his farewell address. That will create
a quote faction, i e. A party, and they will
decide that in that faction, the law, the rules, the
morals don't apply to them, and if they're immoral, they
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can use the moral government and turn it on the people.
And so what they've done is just classic Democrats. They
they impose rules on everyday Americans that they don't live by.
Correct Washington is making laws that they are unable to keep,
and so that has caused a major cognitive dissonance in
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the nation where people are looking at it and going,
Jesus is not right.
Speaker 3 (14:22):
And so but how do we fight back? Is what
they're saying. No, but what they're saying is people of
the day, or what are they? How do we fight back?
And then I think the other thing is that's happening
is they're standing on moral ground and saying, well, this
is a threat, and because we have no we aren't
beholden to our own laws and morals, we can do
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anything to take out that threat, right, And that's hence.
Speaker 2 (14:50):
You set it up perfectly. Russian collusion, right, the whole
Russian collusion story. And I'm going to hit that in
ten seconds, okay, But we have to understand when you
have back, what we have is not a Trump derangement syndrome.
We have a God derangement syndrome. People don't want morality
because Trump is not I mean, I'm not putting up
Trump as God or anything. I do believe God has
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his hand on him, kind of like King Cyrus from
the Bible, where God uses an imperfect person to bring
back the nation of Israel. Right now, people need to understand,
this is a battle of good and evil. This is
not Republicans and Democrats. This is not them versus us.
This is a battle of good and evil, and evil
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doesn't like meritocracy. Okay. And so Satan would use God
derangement syndrome because he doesn't like an Adam and Eve.
He didn't want them to be satisfied with God. He
told them, well, if God was so good, why wouldn't
he want you to eat from that tree? Hit that knowledge,
and what do we see today. People don't say you're
(15:56):
not satisfied with God. They say, well, don't be satisfied
with your parents, parents, parents, don't know everything. You know,
the state needs to raise your kids, so they're not
satisfied with the biblical promise of a parent. You have
a leadership derangement syndrome right now because everyone they're telling
you you need free food, free healthcare, open borders. Basically
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what they're talking about is free advancement without meritocracy. Okay,
And people always will deny what they get for free,
Oh sure, And so the whole Bible is built on meritocracy,
and so you can't. And the Bible talks about, especially
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in Proverbs, a lot of in Psalms, and in the
Old Testament talks about you need wisdom to rule. Wisdom
is the proper application of the knowledge that I have.
And wisdom is hidden in rightacerighteousness, according to the Bible.
So if you have men that are not righteous, meaning
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they're not perfect, they're not saying like God. But men
that don't have a moral foundation, they cannot have wisdom
because you can't be both evil and wise. And I'm
tying this together in a boat, and that's where we
come today. You have people in the Democratic Party and
a lot of the Republican Party that are evil, but
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they're not wise. That's why they look you in the
eye and say, you know, this vaccine's awesome. I mean,
we lie, the trials were lied about. You have more
people dying from the initial vaccine ever in the history
of our country. But it's okay because there's no wisdom there.
And so if wisdom is inaccessible for evil people, the
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only way you're going to get wisdom is to have
people that come in that do not have a baseline
of evil, that have a righteousness from God. Not perfect people,
not religious people, but people that recognize who God is
and that they aren't Him. And so now you take
that viewpoint as we approach what is being dumped by
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these documents, and then you can start to understand why
we are where we are because Donald J. Trump. President
Trump has talked about a Golden Age narrative, and that
Golden Age narrative is the Golden narrative, which is a
return back to the greatness of America, which means you
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have to go back to the founding, you have to
look back to move forward. And a progressive would say, oh,
it's just a document written by slaveholders. Well, they can
say that because people don't have knowledge of the past
and of history. See, you have to get rid of
the founding, the God Breed document written by the founder.
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If to get rid of the founding, to push what
you want the people to see. That's why we pull
down statues of Jefferson, that's Adams, George Washington. There they can't.
You can't have the past. And if you don't understand
what made America great, there's no baseline, there's no And
this is my biggest complaint, and this is what I've
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told people in Washington. See, you've lost the institutional knowledge
of what it was like when things were correct. There's
a person in the Bible name Othello O t h
i e oh othel haorry to pronounce for me, And
basically he was Caleb's younger brother, and it means Othel
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means in the Bible, he who remembers. Because he remembered Joshua.
Caleb told him the stories of Joshua coming in defeating Jericho.
That's when it LEDs God's people into the Promised Land.
We need more people that have an institutional memory of
what it was like. Now let's flash forward to where
we are right now as a nation dealing.
Speaker 3 (20:07):
With the intelligence and I would say The reason we
don't have that right now is because we stripped it
from our schools, from our culture, from our people, from
our families.
Speaker 2 (20:18):
We did it through the education system and can talk
about true history. We did revisions history.
Speaker 4 (20:24):
Nobody knows anything.
Speaker 3 (20:25):
The fact that I have to sit here and explain
redistricting is kind of shocking, right, Nobody understands this stuff anymore.
Speaker 2 (20:34):
Well, you kids, politicians, military, even people in intelligence have
no memory when we had order and not chaos. Correct,
when we had success and not failure.
Speaker 4 (20:47):
Correct.
Speaker 2 (20:48):
Especially during Barack Obama's presidency, he brought in John Brennan,
put him in head of Homeland at the time, or
put him as a homeland guy. I think that counter
terrorism and homeland, and so these guys started seeding the
intelligence community. Brennan started seeding and handling the promotions inside
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the intelligence community for really twelve years. You had that
eight years of a bomb or four years of Biden,
and they still did it behind Trump's back his first term.
So what happened is they come in and they see
the community of the intelligence community, and this is how
we get to where we are, where guys are run
out that are good people that have institutional memory of
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how things worked, and they bring up guys that will
listen to them do what they want, and that they
can literally groom in their ideology. And so the Bible
talks about when hope is gone, the bones are dry,
and bones produce bone marrow. Bone marrow produces the blood
the life, and the Bible's real specific about that. And
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it also says hope deferred makes the heart sick. Well,
the secret sauce is hope. Barack Obama, Jesse Jackson, they
understood that. That's why he would say hope and change
chance and Jesse Jackson, it's all about hope. Yeah, But
problem it was it was the monoic hope, hope for
the devil and you get the devil's change. But when
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President Trump came in, he has brought a legitimate hope
to the Golden Age. That's why you see more people
going and signing up for the military than we've seen
in decades because they have a hope. They see a
leader that go, Okay, this could be good. So MAGA
to be the constitutional MAGA needs to be a God breathe.
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It needs to be men that come in that trusts
the Lord, that are going to be follow the morals
of the Bible and understand that God can do this
and make America great again. So now we get to
where the documents are so we understand the background where
we shoved everyone out, We canceled our history. And you
have a bunch of people in the intelligence community that
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don't understand what it was like to be successful, or
how to be successful, or how it actually functions. You
have guys with the institutional memory, like John Brennan who
understand that the CIA controls most of the banking. They
have a lot of black funds billions all over the world.
(23:20):
They understand how the big banks work. There's one thing
most people don't know is JP Morgan Chase Jamie Diamond.
When we went into Iraq in the in the Gulf War,
we went into Iraq and then Afghanistan. Jamie Diamond was
given the contract to handle the move, the transfer of
(23:41):
money into theater, handling all the money distribution. He received
twelve percent of every dollar moved. I mean that that's
a trillion dollars twelve percent. Guess who built JP Chase? Yeah,
the American people. Guess who controls it? Maybe the agent
I mean, I'm not saying they do. But I mean,
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you know this is what I understand that they have
a lot of swing. So now you have this well
funded because everything takes money, a lot of money. Intelligence
community that is making bank And they decide who's going
to be the next president after Obama. It's going to
be Hillary Clinton, right, and they think, oh, she's got
(24:23):
a shoe in blah blah blah. And here comes Donald
Trump out of nowhere by God's grace and gets elected. Well,
they don't recognize him as president because there's no merit
in that. Donald Trump represents the antithesis of the deep state.
The deep state says you will own nothing and be
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happy that government is the answer to all your dreams.
But people don't understand anything government gives you, government can
take away from you. Donald Trump came in as a
legitimate billionaire. Prior to coming in to go a man
that had decided that to be successful you had to
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produce something of value. I tell people want to hire them,
I'm not paying you to work, I'm paying you to
solve problems. Right, that's an entrepreneurial mindset of someone that
understands that Trump came in and was like, I need
people to solve problems, and government that doesn't bring success,
government creates problems that can't be solved to spend more
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taxpayer money on the unsolvable problem.
Speaker 3 (25:30):
Well, and I also think Blake he used to say
this all the time. Democrats would think about their Their
measure of success was how many people were.
Speaker 4 (25:40):
On food stamps, Bingo.
Speaker 3 (25:42):
Our measurement of success is how many people are off.
Speaker 2 (25:46):
Of foods Right, solving a problem versus creating a problem
that can't be solved now, And the reason you get that,
and the reason we are and we're going to hit
the docs herd, but the reason we're here now is
you have so much much of people in the administration,
in government, in Congress and Senate that have been there forever,
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and it's caused a political inbreeding. And here's what happens
with that. If you've you've been to Europe, if anyone
has ever traveled Europe, go to one of the nice
museums in any country in Europe and you'll see these
massively painted murals of a ruling family from whatever time
period you pick, and it's has the whole family in there.
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If you look at him carefully, there's always a dwarf
in these pictures. And I looked at it, and I
was talking to some money and they said, well, the
longer that people rule, to keep power, they have to inbreed.
And when you inbreed, it produces a dwarf. And what
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we have in this nation are political dwarfs, intelligence to wars,
military dwarfs, people that don't have the meritocracy to be there.
So the only way these dwarfs keep power is to
create division, because if you can create enough division, you
can continue to rule, right, And that's the democrat slash
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dwarf strategy, is to create divisions so no one will
recognize how small they are. I mean, the classic movie
Wizard of Oz taught us this. They were off to
see the Wizard. This this all powerful guy, deep voice.
And at the end of the movie, what is it?
They pull back the curtain and it's a midget with
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a microphone. And that's what we're saying. And I'm telling
you Obama was a midget with a microphone. Brennan is
a midget with a microphone. But the problem is they
have the banking system. Now you get the document dump.
You have all these documents that have come out that
lot of us knew were there in the first place,
(28:03):
and people don't know what to do with it because
it's like drinking from a fire hose. Because Russian collusion
in thirty seconds for your audience, is what it was.
A covert action developed by our intelligence community feeding a
set narrative through fusion GPS to a British spy. So
(28:27):
he comes into the British because we call them the
Five Eyes, right, the five Eyes are the the brids
the Australians intelligence. So he gives them to the make
it seem like it's this original reporting from Great Britain.
It's fed into a British spy and so he calls
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his liaison counterpart over here, could be you know, like
whether you called the Bureau or the CIA, and he says, hey,
we've just received intelligence that President Trump is elected because
of Russians and he's done all these terrible things. And
so then our intelligence community, the Bureau of the CIA,
(29:10):
leak to reporters here and it's we have an anonymous
source from an intelligence group overseas that have warned us.
And then it's called in this country, we have a
thing called duty to warn. If you think you see
something that could affect national security. You're protected, you have
a duty to warn. So then they took it and
(29:31):
then they go, oh, we must investigate it. So now
they're investigating the story that they made up originally and
passed it off. And this it's a classic we called
bump in the intelligence community. So it's like me going
to someone me making up something that's completely not true
but will benefit me, going to another city and making
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sure someone else in that other city knows that is
in direct contact with the mayor of my city, and
that city's head calls this city's head and said this
is what I've heard. And then you're like, oh my gosh,
that must be true. And then you call all your
media minions to run the story and ergo, you have
a narrative. The problem was the Russian collusion in Russian
(30:15):
hacked Hillary servers was blown up when a gentleman named
seth Rich realized what was happening and theoretically copied the
information off the server and a thumb drive and left
with it. Because when you look at the emails from
Hillary that quote Russia hacked and the metadata and I
(30:36):
just may know the person that did the forensic metadata
on this. It clearly showed that the emails were not
hacked on the Internet or online, but they were removed
directly from the server through a hard drive. So now
you have a dead person because no one can let
(30:58):
that get out. You have the media running with this narrative.
Then you have the spies that lie, the fifty one
guys that say, you know, Russia's been doing this, Russia's
been doing that. It was all bs and so now
you have the American people. We're at a crossroads because
we see we've been lied to. We can see the documents.
(31:19):
A lot of us, not just me, Matt Taibi. You've
got a lot of great reporters. I'm not one of them,
but I was working in intelligence during this time. I
saw it firsthand. I had a front row seat, and
we were screaming about it. I can say it now.
I wrote a fifteen hundred page report on it, hand
delivered it to Bill Barr's people, and well you can
imagine what happened from there. So's it's people know what's
(31:43):
going on now. They know we've been lied to. They know,
I mean, anyone listening to this radio station needs to
understand something. You have people at the highest levels of
national security with their sole job to keep you safe
in this nation, that used your tax dollars in their
(32:03):
position to try to drive a duly elected president from office.
It makes Russiagate look like a dixie cup, right, I
mean it means, I mean it means, you know, it's
nothing Russiagate. Watergate doesn't even compare to Russia. Now, Rushigate
(32:27):
is a knowing. It is multiple people. And now we
understand from the documents that it was all started in
Obama's office with Biden there. And you have Susan Rice
and I'll just give you a list to watch. Victoria Newlin,
Juma Aberdeen, Michelle Florinoy. Look at these names, John Brennan,
(32:47):
and the thing that President Trump needs to do. The
only way we're going to restore this republic and give
it a chance, is to tear this thing out, root
and branch. And it starts with the intelligence community. And
you have to go to the head of the snake,
the guy that controlled all the all of the promotions
and with the Director of Central Intelligence Durian Obama's tenure,
and that is John Brennan. And a lot of people
(33:09):
are saying he needs to go to jail. He needs
to be on trial. Let me just tell you John
Brennan will never be on trial because he's a former
Director of Central Intelligence and he's got too much classified information.
But there are other remedies in our constitution and in
the executive branch they have for John Brennan. He could disappear.
He could fall out of an airplane. I'm just saying
he could. He could. I mean, you don't want to
(33:32):
you want John Brennan needs to be ross, he needs
to be rendered, and he needs to be find his information.
But you know who else you can get? James Clapner.
You can get Hayden, Michael Haydon because they are all
I believe they're all working together. And Michael Hayden's smart,
but he's had a stroke, so he may not be
as quick as he used to be. Clapper is the
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weak link. If you pick up Clapper with the FBI
and start asking questions, he's gonna roll.
Speaker 3 (33:57):
And Obama, I mean, Comey was the one kind of
shockingly standing there going eh, I don't know if I
want to get involved in this, but then he did.
Speaker 2 (34:08):
I think again, you're dealing with dwarfs, the enbreeding, so
none of them are operations guys.
Speaker 3 (34:16):
But I mean, well, but this is what's interesting about
all of Washington. You think those people are smart, and
then you get there and you realize they're dumb as doornails,
don't have a plan.
Speaker 2 (34:28):
They're a self licking ice cream colum. They're fine as
long as everyone else is on the same page, right,
But they President Trump is not stupid, he's smart. Sean Kerran,
the head of the Secret Service, is not stupid. He's smart.
You got Dan Bongino, not stupids.
Speaker 4 (34:43):
Not stupid, Yebby.
Speaker 2 (34:45):
So what they have though, is that people underneath them,
yea like the number two guy, Todd Blanche and the
DOJ They need to look closely at him because he
was a Democrat that switched over. And I think there's
some questions there. But the biggest tragedy for our nation
will be is to Trey Goudy this situation, which means
you talk about it a lot and then you get
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out and hit the news and at the end of
the time nothing happens. Yeah, because that will demoralize the
American public because they will realize that we are where
we are, You are here. Have you ever seen those things?
That say you are here. It's a little fingernail. Yeah,
we we are here. We are on the precipice of
whether we're going to keep our republic. And the way
you do it is to go after these people reveal
(35:30):
what they've done. You should have trials. Even Obama is
not protected from seditious conspiracy. Now that presidential community doesn't
protect him from Title eighteen in the US Code, which
is seditious conspiracy. John Brennan's not protected from that. And oh,
by the way, and now this is very provocative, but
(35:51):
if you show it, it does carry the death penalty.
And we still have the gallows from the Lincoln assassination
in the naval yard, and but that I think, so
pull them out. Here's the thing. The only thing that's
going to heal this country is accountability. Agree, not not flexibility,
not passing the buck, is accountability, and and that's what
(36:15):
we need.
Speaker 3 (36:15):
Now you didn't ask, but the yeah, hurry up because
we've got like a minute.
Speaker 2 (36:19):
Okay, the Epstein files in a nutshell.
Speaker 4 (36:21):
Oh, let's let's save that for another day.
Speaker 2 (36:24):
Well, bottom line is you're not going to see him
anytimes soon because it affects too many of our allies
in most of DC, every donor, and everything else. So
but focus on the things that you can get and
then the bad people in the f steam will surface
through those investigations.
Speaker 1 (36:38):
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